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Beyond the Bodies' Edge: Didier William's New Body of Work in San Francisco

Altman Siegel is thrilled to present an exhibition of new work by Juxtapoz staff favorite, Didier William. This suite of paintings on panel builds upon the artist's recent large-scale installation at January 17, 2025

Anastasia Bay: Homage to the Body Electric

Describing Anastasia Bay as someone who sketches figures is akin to calling Giuseppe Verdi a songwriter. She paints big, and with authority, in gestures that are seen, felt and remembered. Among her January 13, 2025

Radio Juxtapoz, ep 154: Jeremy Geddes and the Painting of Time

It took Melbourne's ⁠Jeremy Geddes⁠ over 5 years to make his newest solo show, Periphery, for ⁠Thinkspace Projects⁠, and it's been over a decade since he last had a show all together. He is a  ; January 13, 2025

Morteza Khakshoor: Post-Picasso

Morteza Khakshoor is the definition of an artist’s artist. An ideal conversationalist, his practice is guided by the divine sensation a creator forever chases: where everything feels inexplicably r January 06, 2025

Gabriela Ruiz: Valley Girl

When entering the downtown Los Angeles studio of artist Gabriela Ruiz, I was struck by a painting of an eye. Not just any eye, but a puffy, surreal orb that turned out to be inspired by a horrific oc December 30, 2024

Shyama Golden: Mirrors and Windows

Shyama Golden is a surrealist storyteller, weaving together a multiplex of references to envision her own lyrical journey of endless rebirth. Los Angeles, Golden’s home, is a primary character in h December 26, 2024

Best of 2024: The 15 Juxtapoz Features You Read the Most

For many people we have asked recently, 2024 was slog, a challenge, a conflict, exhausting and even a year to rethink what it is we know and what it is we want. The art market dipped and left many un December 24, 2024

Christian Quin Newell: A Dream Sequence

As soon as I first read about the practice of London-based Christian Quin Newell, I knew I wanted to interview him. His show there this past summer at Public Gallery was a collection of—and I direc December 20, 2024

Tim Conlon the Freight Painter

We have a longstanding romance with the American train, a slow and poetic vision that crosses rivers, slices through mountains and connects towns, cities and new frontiers. The railroad has been the December 19, 2024

The Artists of 2024

It has been quite the exhausting year. There is so much to note of 2024, between war, elections, art market instability, a bit of cultural instability perhaps even more succinctly. So many of the art December 18, 2024
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